See Section 3.2.2 .

See also section 3.4 .

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On ( i ) , see already Section 4.1.3 .

See the Syllables section for details.

( ) Further details are set out in Section 6.2.1 .

( 1 ) Further details are set out in Section 6.2.1 .

( 2 ) Further details are set out in Section 6.2.2 .

Euro area . Regulated markets .

Non regulated markets accepted by the ECB .

See Section 2 of the draft Basic Agreement .

Note For details see footnote 2 above .

Article 5 Half yearly financial reports See Sections 4.3.2 for share issuers and 4.4 .

See definition in Annex I , Part 1 , Section 2

The monetary policy stance ( see Section 2 of Chapter 1 ) .

and also in the use of modern information technologies ( see Section 3.2 ) .

This forges a strong link with Article 4 ( see also Section 3.4 .

Finally , the proposal should constitute an appropriate response to developments in the US , including the Sarbanes Oxley Act , for promoting European capital markets ( see Section 3.3 .

Step 5 Certification of individual allotment results Step 6 Settlement of the transactions ( see Section 5.3 )

Step 5 Certification of individual allotment results Step 6 Settlement of the transactions ( see Section 5.3 )'

This aspect is particularly important for investors resident abroad ( see Section 4.6 .

This should lead to more frequent information within stricter disclosure deadlines ( see Section 4.5 )

ICASs are subject to the Eurosystem performance monitoring process ( see Section 6.3.5 ) .

A copy of the Pillar 3 ( market discipline ) information that the counterparty is required to publish on a regular basis in accordance with the requirements on market discipline under Pillar 3 of the Basel II framework and the CRD .

Types descriptions

The above list is not comprehensive and varies according to the type of reporting category ( see last bullet point ) .

Recitals Recitals 19 to 24 recall the new way for regulating securities markets ( cf. section 2.2 above ) .

List the organisations which have been consulted about the proposal and outline their main views ( see also section 2.1 .

( ) ( see note ( c ) below ) ( ) ( see note ( c ) below ) ( see note ( d ) below ) ( see note ( d ) below )

As a result , warrants or convertible bonds are included whereas options remain outside ( see also Section 4.5.3 .

The main element of the ECB 's monetary policy strategy is its definition of price stability ( see Section 3.1 ) .

The Governing Council 's view on fiscal developments in the euro area ( see Section 2 of Chapter 1 ) .

The Governing Council confirmed the monetary policy strategy and clarified some of its elements ( see Section 1 of Chapter 1 ) .

Monetary policy can therefore only contribute to long run growth by maintaining price stability ( see Section 3.1 ) .

This section complements the above considerations on the general principles underlying the EMU setting .

See the Connection Handling section in the Features chapter for a complete description of connection handling in PHP.

The ECB 's view on the draft Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe ( see Section 1 of Chapter 4 ) .

The Governing Council 's policy position on exchange rate issues relating to the acceding countries ( see Section 1 of Chapter 7 ) .

See also definition in Annex I , Part 1 , Section 2 ( see also liability category 5 and asset category 10 ) Holdings of securities which represent property rights in corporations or quasicorporations .

See Foreword See Historical context See Chapter 2 See Chapter 3.1 See Chapter 8

See Chapter 7 See Chapter 2 See Chapter 7 See Chapter 6

Eurosystem counterparties may use eligible assets on a cross border basis ( see Section 6.6 ) .

Acceptance of these provisions should be the proof where the present initiative leads to more integrated securities markets ( cf. Section 4.1.1 .

The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision continued its work on the new Capital Accord ( see Section 2 of Chapter 3 ) .

See Chapter 2 See Chapter 7 See Chapter 9 See Chapter 9 Lisbon Strategy is adopted by European Council .